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A tiny house without a home - Vimarsana News

A tiny house without a home

A tiny house built by youths as part of an employment-training program is without a home because it fails to meet municipal building inspection requirements.

High concerns about Hill Island helipad - Vimarsana News

High concerns about Hill Island helipad

A property owner’s determination to build a helicopter landing pad on Hill Island has raised objections of conservationists and neighbours who fear low-flying…

Reopening might start sooner, Ford hints - Vimarsana News

Reopening might start sooner, Ford hints

Premier Doug Ford dangled the hope on Wednesday that Ontario’s three-phase reopening plan might start sooner than expected.

Augusta rejects county fire department - Vimarsana News

Augusta rejects county fire department

Article content Augusta Township council has turned thumbs down to a proposed amalgamation of Leeds and Grenville fire departments after receiving a damning analysis of the idea by its fire chief. Council this week decided to stick with its volunteer fire department instead of embracing the single, countieswide fire department model recommended in a consultant’s report to the United Counties’ Joint Services Committee earlier this year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Augusta rejects county fire department Back to video In a detailed and exac...

Ottawa announces $6.1M for rural internet - Vimarsana News

Ottawa announces $6.1M for rural internet

Article content The federal government will spend $6.1 million to bring high-speed internet to underserved residents of 15 communities in rural Eastern and Central Ontario, including two townships in Leeds and Grenville. Maryam Monsef, minister in charge of rural economic development, said the money will go to “shovel-ready” projects by internet companies that can connect 2,374 homes to high-speed by the end of the year. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Ottawa announces $6.1M for rural internet Back to video Monsef said the money, provided un...